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Quiet Sanctuary / Planters
Round planter
A little life. A little structure.
Vertical contours framing the looser shapes of leaves and stems.
Shown in olive
SGD 79
The plant is part of the styling. Drainage, direct planting and any liner need to be confirmed for the finished piece.
Singapore shipping included
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The design
The Round planter pairs a simple round form with repeated vertical contours. Its regular outline gives leaves and stems something quieter to sit against, bringing structure to a corner without asking every element to match.
Begin with the plant you have and the place it will live. On a windowsill, shelf or side table, the relationship between pot, foliage and surrounding space matters more than filling an empty spot with the largest piece.
Before you choose
- Compare the plant’s inner pot with the finished internal diameter and usable depth.
- Confirm drainage, liner requirements and how water is handled before deciding how to plant.
- Consider the spread of the foliage as well as the footprint of the planter.
Availability & ordering
Start with an enquiry about the piece and your intended setting. Prices are in SGD and include Singapore shipping. Allow six weeks from successful payment to dispatch. We’ll confirm the finished specification, inclusions and remaining order terms before checkout opens.
THE THINKING BEHIND THE FORM
A little life. A little structure.
The Round planter pairs a simple round form with repeated vertical contours. Its regular outline gives leaves and stems something quieter to sit against, bringing structure to a corner without asking every element to match.
Begin with the plant you have and the place it will live. On a windowsill, shelf or side table, the relationship between pot, foliage and surrounding space matters more than filling an empty spot with the largest piece.
MAKE IT RIGHT FOR YOUR SPACE
Let the plant lead the choice.
- Compare the plant’s inner pot with the finished internal diameter and usable depth.
- Confirm drainage, liner requirements and how water is handled before deciding how to plant.
- Consider the spread of the foliage as well as the footprint of the planter.
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